Cervicitis is acute or chronic cervical inflammation; may be infectious or noninfectious.
Ectropion is the eversion of the endocervix; exposing the columnar cells to the vaginal envir...
Cervicit...
If infectious cervicitis is suspected in high-risk patients, and testing is not available, presumptive treatment is appropriate: The recommended regimen for cervicitis is...
Test of cure for C. trachomatis is recommended in pregnant patients to document eradication of infection. Perform at least 3 weeks following tre...
N72 Inflammatory disease of cervix uteri
N86 Erosion and ectropion of cervix uteri
37610005 inflammation of cervix (disorder)
198337003 erosion and ectropion of the cervix (disorder)
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Herpes simplex cervicitis.
<bold><italic>Figure 21-9</bold> Ectropion ("erosion") of the cervix.</bold> Endocervical glandular epithelium has reappeared in the transformation zone in an adult woman. The rough, red appearance led early observers to believe it involved ulceration (erosion of the mucosa) and inflammation, hence the common clinical name, "cervical erosion."
<bold><italic>Figure 21-9</bold> Ectropion ("erosion") of the cervix.</bold> Endocervical glandular epithelium has...
Herpes cervicitis.